For her colleague's family, her eyes were full of envy. Like a grudge, she complained that when she was young, she didn't understand emotions and was confused, and when she was middle-aged, she was ruthlessly abandoned, complaining about the trivial things in life. Complaining and making excuses for myself: I'm doing fine by myself.
God knows what you say to others when you're drinking and telling the truth is all the comfort you want to hear from someone else. Everybody needs someone to talk to.
No youth, no temperament, no wealth. Mary seems to have been abandoned. She used chatter to cover up her loneliness, but she showed her loneliness even more, and she longed to be cared for. From beginning to end, all I saw was her sadness and embarrassment. Trying to be an independent woman, failed.
Is life so hard for a single woman? Or she made her life so difficult.
I'm still in the prime of my life, why does this movie resonate with Mary.
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